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Luke 4:25 · BSB
4:25 But I tell you truthfully that there were many widows in Israel in the time of Elijah, when the sky was shut for three and a half years and great famine swept over all the land.
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…own lives. So let's look at that, you know, that portion of scripture, which is, you know, where we're going to pull from. It's going to be fromLuke chapter 4, 1 through 13, the temptations of Jesus. So if you're following along in your Bible, it's again, Luke 4, 1 through 13. And Jesus, full of the Holy…
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…revenue stream, this was what kept the bills paid. He lived along the shoreline of the sea of Galilee, also known as Ganeserit. We meet Simon inLuke, chapter 4, but here in Luke, chapter 5, he's the center of the story. We run across him. After he's been out all night fishing, the boats have been pulled…
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…young Elijah as he grew up in a land that worshipped Baal. Because, you know, this isn't just one week in the life of Elijah. Jesus tells us inLuke chapter 4that the time at the Brook Carat was three and a half years. Three and a half years in the wilderness. Verse. Verse one is a moment, but it's a…
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…Father's voice comes from heaven and declares his pleasure in the Son and the Spirit descends on the Son like a dove. In the temptation of Jesus inLuke, chapter 4, this is how Luke begins the story: **"And Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit in the wilderness…"**…
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…bound, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor and the day of the vengeance of our God to comfort all who mourn. Now that's that's what we see inLuke chapter 4. But if you were an observant Jew, you would have known when Jesus or rabbi reads the scripture, you always look a little bit before and a little…
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…it impacts our outward actions and interactions as well. And last week he spoke about the second word. The elders received jubilee or freedom, fromLuke, chapter 4. In that message Tyler spoke about the significance of Jesus proclaiming the ultimate jubilee freedom, healing, deliverance and being filled with…
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…going to see here is that this person has or this entity spirit has had been at one juncture able to reign freely because of a a challenge. InLuke chapter 4verses one and two. It says Jesus full of the Holy Spirit. Full of what? Jesus full of what. The reigning spirit returned from the Jordan and was…
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…But it's the blood of Christ that saves them, not the blood you shed for them. Are you hearing what I'm saying? OK, so then let's turn over toLuke chapter 4and Luke chapter 4. We'll start in verse one. OK? I want us to read this context, so I'm just going to read the 1st 11, So we'll have it. OK, It…
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…to us that in the ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ we find that true Exodus. The one in whom there is salvation through judgment and mercy. InLuke chapter 4and chapter 9. In Luke chapter 4 and chapter 9. Jesus declares to us how he has come to provide a new Exodus. That will result in release from the…
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…times this year and when it happens I hope I remember this and don't pack it up because it's difficult there's the same thing that happened inLuke chapter 4where it says and the Holy Spirit led Jesus into the wilderness why so that he may breathe life upon humanity in that valley you will be challenged…
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…good news in this world, spiritually speaking, apart from him. So, Jesus was born to preach the gospel, and Jesus _is_ the gospel. Here it is inLuke, chapter 4. You back up from our key verse where he says the purpose for which he was sent. In verse 14 it says, **"And Jesus returned in the power of the…
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…light that seems to come from God every time he reveals himself. You get that, and we'll get it when our readings, when Christmas comes around, inLuke chapter 4, I think it is, or chapter 2, I beg your pardon, where we're told that the angels were sitting there, binding their flocks, minding their own…
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…street. People just want to get a glimpse of Jesus, or or maybe be close enough where they could at least hear him even if they can't see him. InLuke chapter 4, I love his account of this story. He describes the scene this way, it's of course the room is packed, everything I just described to you, but then…
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…when he ate the fruit that God told him not to eat. When he ate the fruit, he abdicated his throne on earth and gave it to the devil. The Devil inLuke, chapter 4, The Temptation of Christ says, I'll give you all these kingdoms in a moment of time, He said. I'll give you all these kingdoms where they've been…
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…that you make things happen. You are so steeped in having plan B. You are so steeped in if I don't do this, nothing will happen. Deuteronomy 8.3,Luke chapter 4, what is He saying? I fed you manna. Why? Why did He feed them manna? Not because it is particularly tasty. Anything that you eat for forty years…
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…as in mileage. He's really different in Galley in Jerusalem, but also some similarities too, which we'll find later on. Nazareth had a synagogue,Luke chapter 4, verse 1617. The Bible says. So he came to Nazareth. We've been brought up. We just came back here to preach after he was an adult. As his custom…
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…is as our Redeemer. We have to come to grips and be gripped by God's grace. So, dear new song, let's dive in. Um open your Bible to uh chapter 4,Luke chapter 4, verses 14 to 30, or your order of service, or your scripture journal. Let's walk this through a little bit together. We pick it up in verse 14, 15, just after the…
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…is nonexistent in America today whenever a traveling itinerant, thank you, no thank you. But back then it worked. And Jesus would come in and inLuke chapter 4, and we believe this is a pattern of his, he called for the scroll of the prophet Isaiah, and then he would read from Isaiah 61. Imagine that. God…
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…and to truly love other people. And how did Jesus love other people? He shows mercy. Jesus came on a mission of mercy. He actually told us that inLuke chapter 4. You can turn back to Luke chapter 4, and Jesus, the first time he publicly preaches in the gospel of Luke, he reads this, and he says, this is…
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…is what Jesus called him is the Prince of the power of the air. Now why is he? That is because he held dominion. Where did he get the dominion fromLuke chapter 4in the Temptation of Christ. Remember he takes Jesus up to high Pentacle, shows him all the kingdoms in a moment of time, not religions. But all…
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